Insourcing Sample Clauses
The Insourcing clause defines the process by which a company brings previously outsourced services or functions back in-house. This clause typically outlines the procedures, timelines, and responsibilities for transitioning work, assets, and personnel from an external provider to the company itself. For example, it may specify how data, equipment, or staff will be transferred and what support the outgoing provider must offer during the transition. Its core practical function is to ensure a smooth and orderly transfer of operations, minimizing disruption and clarifying obligations during the insourcing process.
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Insourcing. Suppose, for any reason, the Employer insources current subcontractor functions for job classifications that this Agreement recognizes. In that case, the Employer will consider affected subcontractor employees eligible for hire in any posted positions before hiring anyone else not working for the subcontractor at the time of termination of subcontracting. The Employer agrees to honor the original hire date of any previously subcontracted employees hired in this transition process.
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Insourcing. From and after December 31, 2024, BFA or any BFA Recipient may terminate any Service (or portion thereof) and bring the performance of such Service in-house to be performed by BFA or any Affiliate thereof, provided that BFA or the BFA Recipient shall provide at least one hundred and eighty (180) days’ prior written notice of such termination to the Provider. In such event, the Parties will negotiate in good faith adjustments to the Fees, Service Levels, scope of the Services and the BFA Recipients to remain with Provider, as applicable; provided, that if the Parties do not agree to such adjustments within twelve (12) months after Provider’s receipt of written notice, Provider may provide BFA with written notice to terminate the remaining Services in whole (or portion thereof, as agreed by BFA). For the avoidance of doubt, BFA and BFA Recipients shall be entitled to Disengagement Assistance after such termination.
Insourcing. BFA or any BFA Recipient may terminate any Service (or portion thereof) and bring the performance of such Service inhouse to be performed by BFA or any Affiliate thereof, provided that BFA or the BFA Recipient shall provide at least one hundred and eighty (180) days’ prior written notice of such termination to the Provider. In such event, the Parties will negotiate in good faith adjustments to the Fees, Service Levels, scope of the Services and the BFA Recipients to remain with Provider, as applicable; provided, that if the Parties do not agree to such adjustments within twelve (12) months after Provider’s receipt of written notice, Provider may provide BFA with written notice to terminate the remaining Services in whole (or portion thereof, as agreed by BFA). For the avoidance of doubt, BFA and BFA Recipients shall be entitled to Disengagement Assistance after such termination. Master Services Agreement CONFIDENTIAL
Insourcing. In the event that the Employer insources any previously subcontracted Bargaining Unit Employee(s), the Union and the Employer shall immediately bargain the impacts, within fourteen (14) calendar days of Employer notice. The Parties agree that the following items must be included in a final settlement of negotiations:
Insourcing. Internalizing work that was previously performed in the bargaining unit, or which is Union eligible, that has been outsourced, to be performed by bargaining unit employees. A joint process used by labor and management representatives to evaluate the feasibility and necessity of outsourcing or insourcing specific work, considering cost, quality, service, safety and efficiency by consensus decision making. Capital expenditures, equipment, supplies and FTE efficiencies, but excluding the cost of wages and benefits.
Insourcing. Service Provider may in its discretion from time to time provide directly, using its own resources and affiliates to provide, any Services to Client previously provided by Third Parties under Assigned Agreements or replacements and successors thereto (such provision of Services called "Insourcing" and such Services called "Insourced Services"). In such event, Service Provider will invoice to Client and Client will pay for Insourced Services, [***]*
Insourcing. If the Employer terminates an agreement with a subcontractor, it shall make a good faith effort to “insource” any previously subcontracted Bargaining Unit Employee(s) in accordance with the following principles:
Insourcing. Chordiant may insource, obtain from a third party, or otherwise remove from scope all or any portion of the Services then being provided by Supplier.
Insourcing. In the event that the Employer insources any previously subcontracted Bargaining Unit Employee(s), the Union and the Employer shall immediately bargain the impacts, within fourteen